AIDS Does Not Exist: Bangui Paradigms, A Definitional Construct

"In Africa, the official definition of "AIDS" is the Bangui definition, arising from a conference held there in 1985, sponsored by the WHO (World Health Organization) [WHO 86], [WHO 99]. It is based on certain clinical symptoms, it does not involve HIV, and it was officially approved by the WHO. Cf. the 12 references given in [DueKR 03], p. 386, about this situation, and the conclusion: "Indeed, all available data are compatible with an old African epidemic of malnutrition and poverty-associated diseases under a new name." Serge Lang AIDS and HIV Case Definitions Overview of Internationally Used HIV/AIDS Case Definitions Since 1982, many different definitions have been used for national and international reporting. The following list of documents, mostly in PDF format, gives an overview of the most commonly used definitions. We have also included an Excel file with a list of WHO Member States with definitions they are currently using. http://www.who.int/hiv/strategic/surveillance/definitions/en/ VIRUSES, SYNDROMES and even IMMUNE DEFICIENCY'S DO NOT CHANGE FROM CULTURE TO CULTURE & COUNTRY TO COUNTRY AIDS DOES NOT EXIST https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=208221232648076